Mindich fled Ukraine—but where has his sister been living since Crimea’s annexation?
Delivery records and medical profiles contradict the fugitive’s denials.
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Russia’s second-in-command at military intelligence shot in Moscow apartment building
Azov commander says Alexeyev personally guaranteed - then violated - Geneva Conventions for Ukrainian POWs.
“They can’t believe their luck”: What Trump’s Greenland move means for Ukraine
Moscow says Crimea is Russia's Greenland now. That's the first of six Putin wins-and maybe one for Kyiv.
Moscow to weaponize occupied territories’ votes against Ukraine elections — Zelenskyy
Russia has already begun preparations to undermine Ukraine's planned presidential elections by demanding voting rights for Ukrainians in occupied territories and Russia
Top Russian general blown up in Moscow car blast
An early morning explosion rocked a Moscow neighborhood, ending the life of one of the Russian military’s top planners.
Moscow claims 90% of peace deal complete, but demands five Ukrainian territories
Kremlin continues to demand control over Crimea and four occupied Ukrainian oblasts that Kyiv refuses to cede, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov claimed
Ukrainian missiles hammer Belgorod power plant for fourth time since September
The Luch combined heat and power plant in Belgorod sustained heavy damage in an overnight Ukrainian missile attack; Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin claimed 15 drones were shot down over the Russian capital
“No sense informing Kyiv”: Why Trump’s envoys skipped Zelenskyy after Moscow talks collapsed
Witkoff flew home to Trump, not to Zelenskyy, as he had nothing to bring.
Frontline report: From Melitopol to Moscow, resistance forces give Russia a war it can’t see coming
Near-daily sabotage and intelligence leaks are eroding the Kremlin’s confidence in rear-area security.
“Historic mistake”: EU warns Trump’s amnesty plan for Russia forgiving war crimes, including Bucha invites next aggression
EU commissioner condemns any deal that frees Russia from accountability for war crimes.
The Netherlands cancels concert by pianist Leonova, who performed for Russian military families in Moscow
Muziekgebouw concert hall has pulled a December 4 performance by pianist Elizaveta Leonskaya after determining her November 21 Moscow concert violated venue policies prohibiting artists who support Russia's invasion, despite her Austrian citizenship complicating the decision.
Poland deploys 10,000 troops, closes Russian consulate after rail blast blamed on Moscow
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski accused Russia of "an act of state terrorism" on 20 Nov. and promised a response "more than just diplomatic" after an explosion damaged rail tracks used to deliver aid to Ukraine, with authorities identifying two Ukrainian citizens who allegedly carried out the attack on Russian orders.
Photos reveal German deputies met in Moscow with sanctioned Russian influence network organizers
Two members of the European Parliament from Sahra Wagenknecht's ultra-left German party BSW met in Moscow with organizers of the Voice of Europe Russian influence network sanctioned by the EU, t-online reports
81-year-old German music festival founder receives Kremlin medal amid calls to strip his state honors
A German lawmaker is calling for Justus Frantz to lose his Order of Merit after the 81-year-old conductor accepted the Order of Friendship from Vladimir Putin in Moscow on 4 Nov.
Ukrainian drone commander mocks Russia’s blackouts: “Get your battery-powered garlands ready”
Ukraine's drone warfare commander has warned Russians to expect unpredictable strikes on their energy system, writing that "the flight of the free Bird is unpredictable and not on schedule."
Experts: Barracuda may give Poland 900-km range and could become Ukraine’s next missile
The missile can be fired from F‑15E, F‑18E/F, F‑16 platforms or from transport aircraft.
Smoke rising over Moscow skyline after reports of drone attacks (photos, videos)
Russia reported intercepting drones across six regions overnight, with 34 allegedly heading toward the capital.
Up to 25,000 Cubans may be lured in Russia’s war by pay, but Havana emphasizes it has no connection to foreign recruitment for Moscow
The Cuban Foreign Ministry calls the accusations baseless and slanderous.
Balloons with explosives reported taking part in Ukrainian drone strike on Russia for first time
Ukraine's overnight drone strike on Russia may have contained balloons armed with explosives, according to Russian reports — Ukraine uses balloons to augment its drone warfare strategy
Russia claims 44 drones shot down near Moscow in one night — and the attack isn’t over yet
From 19:30 on 22 September to 12:25 on 23 September, Moscow mayor Sobyanin has posted ongoing interception reports and claimed the attack was still ongoing.